Central Uralien

[- Max -]

Thanks Lannagh!

@ Lingon : you get a point here. I think I should hve added some kind of slight blurr on the sea labels

[rollsomedice]

That map's extremely realist and well-made! I love the detail you put into the creation of the mountains and their respective heights. I also love the insane level of detail in the small aisles scattered all over the map.

[- Max -]

Thank you Rollsomedice, glad you appreciate it

[Raptori]

Another (extremely) minor thing I noticed: the second bracket on the label saying "Septrian Colony" is too close to the text, which could be a lack of italicised brackets in the font - either an extra space or italicising the brackets would solve that. As you can tell, I'm looking quite closely at this map

[arsheesh]

Wow! You are certainly a very versatile cartographer Max. Every style you work with is fantastic. Great job. Rated but not repped unfortunately, gotta spread the love.

Cheers,
-arsheesh

[- Max -]

Wow! You are certainly a very versatile cartographer Max. Every style you work with is fantastic. Great job. Rated but not repped unfortunately, gotta spread the love.

Cheers,
-arsheesh

Thanks Arsheesh I indeed like being versatile on cartography, playing with several styles!

Another (extremely) minor thing I noticed: the second bracket on the label saying "Septrian Colony" is too close to the text, which could be a lack of italicised brackets in the font - either an extra space or italicising the brackets would solve that. As you can tell, I'm looking quite closely at this map

Hehe, well spotted! Again you're right This is one the things I'll have to fix aswell!

[Slylok]

Looks so goood! Would you mind sharing your technique for making the border and projection lines look penciled in?

[- Max -]

Thanks Guys!

Looks so goood! Would you mind sharing your technique for making the border and projection lines look penciled in?

I made the graticules in G-projector then imported it in PS. Then I made paths on the lines and stroked them with a brush. On the border aswell, the right choice of the brush is defintely the key to have that penciled in look

[torstan]

Lovely job - you really nailed that style.

[Gerhard von Liebau]

This is a really awesome map! I admire the attention to the historical cartography involved in its creation. Cheers!

-Gerhard